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Oman
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Cities
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What to see in Oman
Al Hajar Mountains
The Al Hajar Mountains stretch from Muscat, through northern Oman and into the United Arab Emirates. While they initially…
Bahla
Bahla is an ancient city in the northern part of Oman, not far from Muscat. It was founded at an oasis for caravans and…
Beaches in Oman
With a coastline stretching 1,060 miles (1,700km) along the Arabian Sea, it is unsurprising that Oman boasts a stunning…
Nizwa Fort
Oman's most-visited tourist attraction, the Nizwa Fort stands as a monument to architectural ingenuity, and a fascinating…
Old Muttrah Souk
Old Mutrah Souk is the most popular traditional bazaar in Muscat. The market is a small maze of narrow alleyways formed…
Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque
The Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque is a new, yet architecturally classic building completed in 2001, and is the third largest…
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